Turtle Power Emerges From Shell in South Korea

Remote-controlled turtles are being studied as a potential tool for espionage and surveillance. Scientists in South Korea say they have been able to control the walking paths of live turtles by attaching blinders to their shells, a simple, non-invasi

http://archive.hometownlife.com/VideoNetwork/2376451525001/Turtle-Power-Emerges-From-Shell-in-South-Koreahttp://cdn.newslook.com/34/346a9a34414dd936d46ea3c19c774bc1/mp4_low/346a9a34414dd936d46ea3c19c774bc1-mp4_low.mp4http://archive.hometownlife.com/VideoNetwork/2376451525001/Turtle-Power-Emerges-From-Shell-in-South-Koreahttp://cdn.newslook.com/34/346a9a34414dd936d46ea3c19c774bc1/images/frame_0017.jpgTurtle Power Emerges From Shell in South KoreaRemote-controlled turtles are being studied as a potential tool for espionage and surveillance. Scientists in South Korea say they have been able to control the walking paths of live turtles by attaching blinders to their shells, a simple, non-invasi2newslookSouth Koreascience02:03